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 1. Source

2. Message

3. Channel

4. Receiver

5. Feedback

6. Environment

7. Context

8. Interference

1. Source; A source creates and communicates a message

2. Receiver; A receiver receives the message from the source.

3. Message: The message is the stimulus or meaning produced by the source for the receiver.

4. Channel; a channel is the way a message travels between source and receiver.

5. Feedback; feedback is the message the receiver sends in response to the source.

6. Environment; The environment is the physical atmosphere where the communication occurs.

7. Context; The context involves the psychological expectations of the source and receiver.

8. Interference; Also known as noise, interference is anything that blocks or distorts the communication process.

The source-the creator and the message

The receiver-receives the message from the source

The message-the meaning that is produced by the source for the receiver

The channel-the way the message travels between the source and the receiver

The feedback-the message the receiver sends

The environment-the physical atmosphere where the communication occurs

The context-psychological expectations of the source and receiver

The interference-anything that blocks the communication

The elements of the communication process consist of eight elements which can be oral or written applications; such as source, receiver, message, channel, feedback, environment, context, and interference. A source creates and communicates a message. A receiver receives the message from the source. The message is the stimulus or meaning produced by the source for the receiver. A channel is the way a message travels between source and receiver. Feedback is the message the receiver sends in response to the source. The environment is the physical atmosphere where the communication occurs. The context involves the psychological expectations of the source and receiver. And interference is anything that blocks or distorts the communication process.

Business Communication For Success (pg.120-121)

The basic communication process consists of eight essential elements: source creates and communicates a message; receiver receives the message from the source; message is the stimulus or meaning produced by the source for the receiver; channel is the way a message travels between source and receiver, feedback is the message the receiver sends in response to the source; environment is the physical atmosphere where the communication occurs; context involves the psychological expectations of the source and receiver; and interference is anything that blocks or distorts the communication process.

There are eight elements to the communication process they are:

1. Source- creates and communicates the message.

2. Receiver- receives the message from the source.

3. Message - Meaning from what is produced by the source and receiver.

4. Channel - The way the message was delivered.

5. Feedback  The response sent by the receiver to the source.

6. Environment - The area the communication occurs.

7. Contcxt - Is the expectations the source and receiver have. 

8. Interference - Any noise or anything that distorts the communication.

http://www.saylor.org/books

1. Source
2. Receiver
3. Message
4. Channel
5. Feedback
6. Environment
7. Context
8. Interference

There are eight essential elements they are as follows:

1. Source- creates and communicates a message

2. Receiver- receives the message from the source

3. Message- the stimulus or meaning produced by the source for the receiver

4. Channel- the way a message travels between source and receiver

5. Feedback- the message the receiver sends in response to the source

6. Environment- the physical atmosphere where the communication occurs

7. Context- involves the psychological expectations of the source and receiver

8. Interference- is anything that blocks or distorts the communication process

1. Source
2. Message
3. Channel
4. Receiver
5. Feedback
6. Environment
7. Context
8. Interference

answers from class textbook

The elements of communication process is 

• Source-imagines, creates, and send message
• Message-produced by source for receiver or audience
• Channel- the way message travel between source and receiver
• Receiver-receives the message from source, analyzing intentional and unintentional by source
• Feedback-when you respond to source intentionally or unintentionally
• Environment-is the atmosphere, physical and psychological where you send a receive messages
• Context-expectation of individual involved setting scene
• Interference-Noise from any source

The elements of the communication process is sender, ideas, encoding, communication channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback.